AI45Lab/SentrySkills

LLM-native skill package that teaches agents to protect themselves

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SentrySkills

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AI45Lab/SentrySkills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

SentrySkills is a workspace-local self-guard framework for AI agents.

9 2mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

sentryskills-extra

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AI45Lab/SentrySkills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Extension layer for SentrySkills. It separates online extra-rule detection from post-model-stage knowledge management.

9 2mo ago A 25 tokens original MIT

sentryskills-output

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AI45Lab/SentrySkills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Execute privacy and sensitive leakage guarding before output. As long as context contains sensitive information, must trigger this skill even if user only requests explanation/summary. Default to downgrade expression for tool conclusions not multi-source verified.

9 2mo ago A 47 tokens original MIT

AI45Lab/SentrySkills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Establish security boundaries before execution. Trigger this skill whenever involving command execution, file writing, sensitive data reading, external tool result adoption, or potential unauthorized requests; first output risk assessment and allowed/forbidden action lists.

9 2mo ago A 50 tokens original MIT

AI45Lab/SentrySkills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Monitor high-risk actions and behavior drift during execution. Trigger this skill when task enters command execution, tool calls, file writing, or batch modification; continuously produce event logs, alerts, and disposition recommendations.

9 2mo ago A 45 tokens original MIT

using-sentryskills

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AI45Lab/SentrySkills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Run SentrySkills before every task using a rule-first frontend and a risk-gated model backend. The skill/framework decides sync vs async after rule gating.

9 2mo ago B 36 tokens original MIT

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